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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
4
Unemployed in Norwich threaten to use direct action to force relief, pressuring guardians to raise poor relief taxes despite local taxpayers and police objections. The Daily Herald notes workers will not starve and warns higher taxes burden households, signaling a push toward radical measures nationwide.
In Zion NL an edict orders women at the Zion tabernacle to appear without powder. Overseer Volivia denounces powdered faces calling it sacrilege and disgrace. She warns of firing and face-slashing for violations and demands modest dress as her grandmother did.
London report says de Valera president of the Irish Republic has been invited to travel to London to confer with Prime Minister Lloyd George. Father Michael O’Manage, vice president of the Irish Republic, is expected to arrive soon, and his coming is linked to new peace discussions.
A translation project valued at $100,000 was scheduled at the University of Monnaylvania Priday. Dr Willan Ft Sew bold announced the work, claiming the text was written by Roger Bacon between 1216 and 1249 and presented as an exposition of certain laws.
Investigation of alleged espionage violations by Eaplenage wet and Eugene Sholex to determine whether the facts warrant action for pardons. Reported Friday by the Department of Justice.
Report describes a deadly blaze in Sagland Arkansas where seven inmates perished and several others were injured. The incident occurred in a lower level of a pit structure and involvement of local authorities in Jaen province is noted.
In London at Hampstead Garden Suburb five miles from the city center, Mrs. Barnett and others promote a self supporting village that houses about 10,000 with open spaces, gardens, and public areas. The plan aims to mix classes, improve health, and place women in housing decisions. government bonds support 800,000 homes over sixty years at a cost exceeding 100 million dollars annually.
Malden Massachusetts William BR Hanson says he is heir to a quarter million dollars from uncle James Moore of Chicago. He lent his job as a janitor at a drug store to escape fame but instead works as a roofer helper. The inheritance news has brought constant calls, deliveries, and inquiries, disrupting his routine.
Reports from Berlin describe a thriving smuggling network at the German frontiers with collusion from unknown officials. Millions of marks in tobacco coffee and cigars crossed duty free as customs receipts fall. 50 000 pounds of coffee smuggled daily. Entire families are said to be involved amid high official wages and weak currency.
An American participation in Napoleonic death anniversary observance in New York was planned by a French committee led by Marshal Mock. Prof Willem Sulli an Sloane of Princeton spoke for the committee, proposing a Malmaison exhibition with loans from global collections and praise for Napoleonic legacy amid public support.
A garbled report describes a governor pardoning a vehicle incident in Lexington Kentucky. Details are unclear but mention of a True officer and driving away suggests a disputed lawful action tied to a local station and weekly college or school buildings nearby.
Market brief from Minneapolis and Chicago markets reports mixed movements in wheat and corn as traders weigh war finance news. Prices show small gains in March contracts, with oats and linseed meal weaker and feed demand steady. pork and beef markets show varied activity across regions.
Reports from Bangkok to New York reveal rising demand for U S fruit in Siam and cautious cattle and dairy outlooks in Switzerland and Mexico. Observers note California apples arriving in Bangkok while Swiss farmers face disease and winter milk restrictions. Latin American trade hints at U S livestock imports as markets react to price shifts and barrowed speculation.
A garbled list of business notices and addresses appears with diverse offerings from distributors, hat makers, beauty parlors, and machinery shops. The scattered items mention vendors in Salt Lake City and surrounding areas, urging orders, catalogs, and repairs amid unclear copy.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions fruits, a rodiblede, Marae Conte Ratna, Cadley iragi, and a Poclet book. It records an exchange about a marked item and a vague statement about Tile Me One of core Wonder whe Ht helunae tei Ratene Oly Bar, with unclear persons and places.
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